Non-conforming

Non-conforming

Applications that go to non-conforming lenders are not standard and often have quirks that mainstream lenders won’t accept. Non-conforming lenders provide loans to borrowers who do not satisfy the standard lending criteria of mainstream lenders, including banks. Non-conforming home loans are often pitched at home buyers who have a few dents in their credit record – or a lower than average credit score. If you’ve been identified as ‘non-conforming’ and rejected for a loan, it’s understandable you may feel getting a home loan might be out of reach, but there are options to consider. 

 

A non-conforming home loan is simply a term for mortgages that do not meet the usual loan requirements of the main banks. It is the polar opposite of a 'prime' house loan.

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The borrower may have a poor credit record, a past track record of bankruptcy, or difficulty proving your income because you're self-employed.

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